Recs if you like Seen and Unseen: What Dorothea Lange, Toyo Miyatake, and Ansel Adams's Photographs Reveal About the Japanese American Incarceration...
Amazing Nonfiction for Young People
Amazing juvenile (Children's), middle-grade (tweens), and YA (teens) Nonfiction. Suggestions welcome!
There are some other popular series and authors that I’m not including, although they are great, since they are more common. However I’ll list them below:
Author: Gail Gibbons Author: Stacy McAnulty Series: Our Universe by Stacy McAnulty Series: Who HQ: Who was/is? What was/is? Where is? Series: Hazardous Tales Series: Guts & Glory Series: Butt or face? Series: Magic School Bus Series: Who would win? Series: Magic Tree-house Fact Tracker Series: History Smasher Series: Sara Markle's Scientific Discoveries Series: A Kids Book About... ____ Series: Creepy & True
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japanese american incarceration
a collection of memoirs, biographies, and fiction that focuses on the forced removal of more than 120,000 people of japanese ancestry, as well as the lives of the people it impacted.
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Diverse Baseline Challenge
These Diverse Baseline Challenge was created by @bookish.millennial & @themargherita.s (on instagram). In 2025, the goal is to read 1 book by a racialized author each month. This challenge is meant to encourage readers to try genres they historically don’t reach for, find new-to-them racialized authors, and to encourage reflection on our reading habits.
This is a mix of recommendations by the challenge organizers and myself.
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